Uruguay Refuses To Negotiate In Jackson Kidnapping
In Montevideo police arrest an economist and a tire company worker over a car theft tied to the kidnapping of Ambassador Geoffrey M. S. Jackson of Britelat. President Pacheco Areco meetings consider crisis moves as the government vows not to deal with the guerrillas.
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Roeper Free On Bond in Peyote Case
Charles Roeper 30 of 1730 North Eastst released on $500 bond after Department of Public Safety narcotic agents arrested him Tuesday on a sale of peyote charge. Arrest followed delivery of about 45 to 50 pounds of suspected peyote near the Beton Truck Stop on I 40 by the Navajo Army Depot. Material packed in sacks and boxes valued over $2,000. Roeper jailed about a day before bonding out.
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Wood Gets Probation For Receiving Stolen Property
Barney Wood 28 of Solomon received three years probation after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property. Superior Court Judge J Thomas Brooks withheld sentencing for three years with probation. Deputies arrested Wood last fall on a warrant issued in Coconino County after authorities learned he had pawned two guns reported stolen in this county.
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Mormon Lake
Zodiac Weather Predicts Changes and Caution in Daily Life
A dated astrological column warns of nervous energy and the urge for dramatic life changes. Aries urges careful motion and expert advice, Taurus seeks economical paths, Gemini cautioned against clever remarks, and Libra advised to study rather than seek new social circles.
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City Woman Dies From Gunshot in Flagstaff Home
Funeral services set for Patricia Louise Smith 37 of 219 Spring Street whose body was found Friday noon at home. Her husband Stuart an observatory employee reported the apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. she leaves a daughter Kathleen 17 and three sons Jeffrey 15 Matthew 14 Lawrence 7. Surviving family residents of Flagstaff. Rev Clinton Reynolds to preside. private cremation planned.
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Spring Street
Elgin
Minois
Kathleen
Jeffrey
Matthew
Lawrence
Flagstaff
Clinton Reynolds
NAU Music Students Present Two Man Recital
NAU music students Kenneth Kessler and William Schaar will perform a two man recital at Ashurst Music Hall Sunday at 3 p.m. with five pieces including Haydn Concert for Clarinet and Marimba works, featuring Julie Lyman and Jeffrey Williams. The public is invited free of charge.
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Weler
William Schaar
Scottsdale
Ashurst Music Hall
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Julie Lyman
Haydn
Rhonda
Money found near Northern Arizona University worth $209
A green deposit bag containing checks and $45 in cash was found near Otto Schmieder and Son Jewelers in Flagstaff. The bag belonged to the Big Brothers of America branch in Flagstaff and was lost Friday. Mrs. Glenda Schneider asks for its return at 1706 West Fir Street, Flagstaff.
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Glenda Schneider
West Fir Street
Flagstaff
Big Brothers of America
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Weather snapshot for Sedona Flagstaff Winslow and Holbrook
Regional forecast notes variable cloudiness and warmer conditions through Sunday for Sedona Flagstaff and northern Arizona. Night lows near 10 to 12, highs in the high 30s to 40s, with light snow showers possible tonight in some areas and a 10 percent precipitation chance through Sunday.
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Daily Record Admits and Discharges Summary
Admissions on Friday include January and Ronna Frank with Emery Pickenss. Discharges on Friday include Jane Mary and Rishard Powers with Janie Martinus.
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Nuremberg ruling reshapes Hutto My Lai case
The My Lai court martial board rejects using obedience to orders as a defense after a Nuremberg verdict. Col Kenneth Howard bars psychiatrist James Jordan from jury hearing, citing focus on legality of orders. Prosecution says Capt Ernest Medina ordered the village destruction.
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Kenneth Howard
Charles Hutto
James Jordan
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Charlie Company
Speed Limit Raised To 70 on I-40 Area
PHOENLY AP The State Highway Commission boosted speed limits on two Arizona Interstates. Interstate 40 from Two Guns to Luepp is now 70 mph while Interstate 8 between Mohawk Interchange and Antelope Hill rises to 74 mph.
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Adult Basic Education Courses Begin in Flagstaff
Adult Basic Education classes are underway at South Beaver School in Flagstaff with openings for more enrollments. Coordinator Grace Bain says students may join any class of their choice, including reading on Monday and English on Tuesday, plus ESL sessions. Courses run two hours starting at 7 p.m. through May, with a second class starting next Thursday for group discussion on health science and safety topics.
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Bird counters log more species yet fewer birds in Flagstaff
Northern Arizona University ornithologist Dr. Tussell Bald a reports 44 species observed during the Aixtubon Christmas Bird Count in Flagstaff over a nine hour period. Total birds counted dropped from 2,529 in 1969 to just over 1,500, with conditions noted as partly cloudy and temperatures from 4 to 48 degrees. Two species not previously seen in counts, the song sparrow and American goldfinch, were recorded, while evening grosbeak and Cassin's finch appear to have become year round residents.
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James Ellis
Gene Foster
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Permit Issued for One Sandblasting Firm in Phoenix
The Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Board granted a conditional permit to Arizona Sandblasting, Inc. to operate Friday, while six other firms were ordered to file dust control plans within 20 days after failing to do so voluntarily. Burford Peck said implementing the plan would cost about $20,000, warning some firms could close. Local observers noted counts of Oregon juncos and thriving woodpecker populations, with acorn crops linked to the birds’ numbers. Results will be sent to the National Audubon Society for Field Notes publication.
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Maricopa County Air Pollution Control Board
Arizona Sandblasting, Inc
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Arizona Sandblasting
Arizona Daily Sun publication details and rates
The Arizona Daily Sun published weekday evenings by Flagstaff Publishing Co at 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff AZ 86001 lists subscription rates 2.15 monthly by carrier and 18.70 yearly by mail in certain counties with mailed rates elsewhere 3 60. The notice also references a weekly COCGNINO SUN edition published Saturdays with annual mail rate 5.03 and provides contact and postal details for circulation.
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